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Small pharmacies are in peril

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Hunter Smith offers a restaurant analogy in trying to illustrate the severe financial squeeze that pharmacy benefit managers have put on family-owned pharmacies. “If only one in five people at a restaurant paid, well how long would that restaurant last?” Probably not very long.

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Small pharmacies are in peril

Hunter Smith offers a restaurant analogy in trying to illustrate the severe financial squeeze that pharmacy benefit managers have put on family-owned pharmacies. “If only one in five people at a restaurant paid, well how long would that restaurant last?” Probably not very long.

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columbianprogress.com broke the news in 21 hours ago on Saturday, February 22, 2025.

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